ABOUT KIAMA

KIAMA AREADiscover the splendid Kiama region on the NSW South Coast with its famous blowhole, magnificent coastal walks, beautiful rain-forest trails and pristine beaches.Interesting Facts

120 km (75 min) south from Sydney

Population: 7,700

Post Code: 2533

KIAMA BLOWHOLEAn awesome natural spectacle, Kiama Blowhole is one of the largest blowholes in the world. A sea-cliff cavern spouts seawater 20 meters or more into the air. First sighted by George Bass in December 1797.The area is floodlit until 1 am, offering an amazing night-time attraction. There is also marvelous ocean views from Blow Hole Point.Located at Blowhole Point Headland, Blowhole Point Road, Kiama.

HISTORIC TERRACE HOUSESKiama's Historic Terrace Houses were originally build for the local quarry workers in 1886. These National Trust classified historic buildings now house a unique selection of crafts, collectables, clothing stores and eateries.Behind the terraces discover the Sandstone Walk featuring more shops and services.The Historic Terrace Houses are located on Collins Street, Kiama.

KIAMA COASTAL WALKThe Kiama Coastal Walk is broken into three sections. The first from Minnamurra to Blowhole Point and takes about three hours passing Jones Beach, Cathedral Rocks, Bombo Beach and Kiama Harbour, continuing onto the Kiam Lighthoujse and Blowhole. The second section goes from Blowhole Point to Kiama Heights and is a 90 minute walk through waterfront reserves - Storm Bay, Surf Beach, Kendalls Beach, Easts Beach and Loves Bay.The third section takes you from Kiama Heights past Werri Lagoon, Werri Beach and onto Gerringong. It is a 6 km stretch along cliff tops with ocean views and takes about 2 hours to complete.

MINNAMURRA RAINFOREST CENTREVisit the multi award winning Minnamurra Rainforest Centre and experience the splendor of the rainforest. Check out the interpretive signs and Aboriginal artifacts on display or pick up the perfect present from the gift shop.Then wander the network of elevated walkways through the rare remnant rainforest that once reached throughout the Illawarra. Listen to the birds, feel the spray of the waterfalls and spot rainforest residents such as the superb lyrebird, eastern water dragon or swamp wallaby.

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